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Couple of build shots of the 1:50 776 .  
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Great craftmanship
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That's so cool. Almost looks like how Norscot would make it if they were still making models for Liebherr.
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Very interesting! Your brasswork is impressive, and I wish I could do as well.
I think it's a foregone conclusion for better or worse that there will be a scale model of the 776 at bauma. NZG's been doing the dozers in recent years, and a good job of them. Personally; I'd like to see Conrad do this model as it would be a bit less fragile.
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Hello
you have done a great job by the modell . it looks like the the first picture we have seen of the dozer.
best regards
klaus
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Hello friends There are new pictures form the dozer . http://www.baumaschinenbilder.de/forum/thread.php?postid=881612#post881612 best regards klaus
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Wow !!! Awesome job on that custom Liebherr PR776 dozer !!! Impressive !!!
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I enjoyed the pics. Mayrklaus..
Any news of a 1:50 model being released any time soon of this fantastic machine ?
Art
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AJG wrote:I enjoyed the pics. Mayrklaus..
Any news of a 1:50 model being released any time soon of this fantastic machine ?
Art Don't have details but have heard it will be produced in 1:50 scale by WSI. Paul R
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The dozer looks great in white and grey.
I certainly hope that WSI has nothing to do with a scale model of it considering their poor execution of the R970SME.
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digggerr wrote:
I certainly hope that WSI has nothing to do with a scale model of it considering their poor execution of the R970SME.
Then I guess you'll be saving some money.
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digggerr wrote:The dozer looks great in white and grey.
I certainly hope that WSI has nothing to do with a scale model of it considering their poor execution of the R970SME. Poor execution? Between the ZX870 and the R970 I've never seen better detailed excavators.
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I have to concur with Robert Heuston on this! The 870 is a brilliant model it just needed to be mass ex to be better! The 970SME is also an amazing model! I remember someone moaning about the fact that the pins on the R970 dipper and boom were flush on the model instead of recessed like on the real machine! Other than that little item its fantastic!
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Robert Heuston wrote:digggerr wrote:The dozer looks great in white and grey.
I certainly hope that WSI has nothing to do with a scale model of it considering their poor execution of the R970SME. Poor execution? Between the ZX870 and the R970 I've never seen better detailed excavators. Well said,where's the LIKE button,  Regards Joe.
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Robert Heuston wrote:Poor execution?
Between the ZX870 and the R970 I've never seen better detailed excavators. To make that statement, I can only surmise that you've never seen the TMC/Replicars Hitachi ZX470LCH in person? Also; I never made any reference to the the WSI ZX870 and have no issue with it? JoeS1989 wrote:I remember someone moaning about the fact that the pins on the R970 dipper and boom were flush on the model instead of recessed like on the real machine! Other than that little item its fantastic! If that's a minor thing for you, that's cool. I remember that comment as well and when I looked on Liebherr's website it was the truth, so it becomes a matter of priority for each collector.
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digggerr wrote:Robert Heuston wrote:Poor execution?
Between the ZX870 and the R970 I've never seen better detailed excavators. To make that statement, I can only surmise that you've never seen the TMC/Replicars Hitachi ZX470LCH in person? Also; I never made any reference to the the WSI ZX870 and have no issue with it? JoeS1989 wrote:I remember someone moaning about the fact that the pins on the R970 dipper and boom were flush on the model instead of recessed like on the real machine! Other than that little item its fantastic! If that's a minor thing for you, that's cool. I remember that comment as well and when I looked on Liebherr's website it was the truth, so it becomes a matter of priority for each collector. As a matter of fact I do have the 470, and the 250. 
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Not to argue but what can you say is wrong with the 870, 470, 250, 970sme that they are of a quality level where you would say "I've had better?"
I have the 870 and 470 and though fragile they are fantastic models! They have more detail then most other excavator models out there. What is this magic uber detailed mode you speak of?
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Thanks for the info Paul R..
Surprised to hear that WSI is producing the 776..
For sure thought that NZG or CONRAD would get the bid..
Well pleased that WSI got the bid ... Will go great with the Conrad 754 and NZG 764...
If WSI does the 776 like there excavators, we are in for a treat !!!
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It has now been confirmed that WSI will produce the 776 and it will be available at Bauma.
Pictures on FB now.
Paul R
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